Diy chicken roost ladder

Portable roosts with removable droppings board underneath.

The title pretty much sums it up. I will have a roost about two feet from the floor and also a halfway roost at an angle below it and I have no idea...

I'm very new to chickens. I mean, I've eaten at KFC for years but never owned a live chicken, nor do I know anyone that has. I did have a parakeet as a kid though but my parents just bought it a cage, a seed tree and a mirror to regurgitate on. I...

A ladder can be a chicken perch between uses! Attach shelf L-brackets across the wall of your chicken coop and secure the ladder on the brackets.

Providing perches inside a chicken coop reduces the temptation that they will sleep unsafely outdoors in a tree or along a fence top.

This is the beginning of our Chicken Kindom of sort. I will be posting more pics along with stories behind each picture a little later on, but for now enjoy. Planning out for the new little ones, nice hard rocky dirt. We decided to go with a...

Our coop setup worked well until a couple of weeks ago when our dear Lucy decided to roost backward. This would be fine but Lucy claims the spot at the top...

If you're a homesteader or DIY enthusiast, building your own chicken roost is an enjoyable project that can save you money! . Get started today and give your chickens a comfortable place to sleep!

When it comes to chicken coops, the lord knows we have tried and tested our fair share. We started with the diy all season hoop chicken coop, then added the diy wood pallet chicken coop and eventually made this neat diy chicken coop ladder. They all have their advantages and disadvantages but at the end

Maximize your chickens' comfort and health with proper roosting bars. Learn the best materials, placement tips, and spacing for a happy flock